Oak Cliff
By Donovan Westover Coming forward from our previous tour home previews (1916, 1920, 1928, and 1950), we move further into midcentury and land in 1954 in the Glen Oaks neighborhood. The neighborhood was developed 1952 to 1967 on the historic Holland Farm. For homeowners looking for trees, hills, and greenery, this was your place. And,…
This house is a complete stunner. COMPLETE. Whole package. Killer location (Shorty-short drive to the Bishop Arts District, 10 minutes to downtown Dallas, 30 minutes to Fort Worth), fabulously updated, and about as move-in ready as they come. But the home had been listed for 45 days and showings were a slow drip and at times, no…
When a house is really, really good, I’ll get a head’s up from Karen Eubank or Joanna England if they find it first. This one is so good that Karen actually picked up the phone to tell me about it. It’s Dave Perry-Miller Real Estate agent Eugene Gonzalez’s latest listing in Oak Cliff. Oak Cliff…
A brick Tudor set in Hampton Hills in Oak Cliff is like the holy grail of charm, and this adorable two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is just getting started. Ebby Halliday Realtors’ Brian Parker said this home is like a gift — the fact that so many original features are still intact and have been restored is…
A recent CandysDirt.com event at Kessler West became as much about the luxury townhome community as it did the disappearing and reappearing Dallas skyline. With heavy rain moving across the Metroplex that Sept. 14 evening, attendees couldn’t help but draw their attention to the changing Dallas sky, and actually, that was kind of the point.…
